Prompt Library · Video Editing
Make a Photo Sing Your Suno Song
VEED turned one still photo into a singer. The song comes from Suno, and Fabric 1.0 makes her sing it with matching lip-sync, head bobs and hand gestures.
Starbelo's Prompt
Our own prompt, written to rebuild VEED's demo. Part 1 makes the singer photo, part 2 makes the song.
Prompt
PART 1: SINGER PHOTO (any image model) Photorealistic studio photo, 4:3 landscape. A young woman with dark hair pulled back sits on a white stool in a bright white recording studio, facing the camera. She wears an oversized chunky knit neon green sweater and matching green shorts. Several black studio microphones on stands surround her, one condenser mic with a pop filter in front of her chin. Black cables curl on the white floor. Soft even daylight, clean white background, sharp focus on her face, mouth closed and relaxed, calm confident expression, hands resting on her knees. Full body in frame with space above her head. PART 2: SONG (Suno) Style: upbeat indie pop, female vocal, clear catchy chorus, light drums and synth bass, clean modern mix. Lyrics: [Verse] All you need is one still frame A little light, a little name [Chorus] Now watch me sing, watch me move One photo and a brand new groove
How to Make It
- Make the singer photo with part 1 of the prompt, or use your own clear front-facing photo.
- Paste part 2 into Suno, generate, and download the track. Trim it to the clip you want.
- In VEED, open Fabric 1.0, upload the photo and the song, then generate.
- Add word-by-word captions in VEED and export for Reels, TikTok or Shorts.
Model & Settings
- Model
- VEED Fabric 1.0
- Input
- One still photo + one audio file
- Song
- Suno
- Format
- 4:3 landscape
- Made On
- VEED
Creator
Credit: Idea and demo by @veedstudio, prompt by Starbelo
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